Every offer attached to the account, the arithmetic behind the welcome match, and the small print that quietly cancels a bonus balance.
A first deposit is matched at 100% up to NZ$890. Alongside the match come 50 free spins on selected Pragmatic Play slots. The qualifying deposit starts at NZ$18.
The match arrives as bonus funds, held in a wallet separate from cash. Cash is normally spent first, and the bonus balance only turns into withdrawable money once the wagering condition has been satisfied.
Opting in happens at the cashier rather than afterwards. A deposit made without selecting the offer cannot usually be converted later, so make the choice before paying.
Wagering runs at 40× the bonus. The deposit itself is not multiplied. Many operators apply the multiplier to deposit plus bonus instead, which roughly doubles the real target.
Work the offer through at full size. The bonus is NZ$890. At 40× the turnover requirement becomes NZ$35,600 before any conversion happens.
Turnover means the total staked, not the amount lost. A balance that keeps recycling through a slot can cover a large requirement without the account ever holding that sum at one time.
Weighting sets the pace. Slots normally move the counter at the full rate. Table games move it at a reduced rate, so an identical stake clears far less of the target.
Free spin winnings land in the same pot. Spins pay out as bonus funds, and those funds inherit the condition of the promotion that produced them.
| Offer | What it gives | Min. deposit | Wagering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome | 100% up to NZ$890 + 50 FS | NZ$18 | 40× |
| Second Deposit | 50% up to NZ$356 | NZ$18 | 35× |
| Weekend Reload | 75% up to NZ$178 | NZ$18 | 35× |
| Cashback | 10% up to NZ$356 | — | 1× |
| Free Spins Monday | Up to 100 FS on new slots | NZ$18 | 30× |
Minimum deposits hold at NZ$18 across the promotions that need one. Cashback asks for no deposit at all, because it is calculated from losses already taken.
Cashback returns 10% of net losses up to NZ$356 under a 1× condition. A credit of that size needs an equal amount of staking before it becomes cash, which is the lightest requirement on the account.
Comp points accumulate on every real-money wager, whatever the result. Points convert weekly and carry no wagering at all. The rate opens at 0.5% and reaches 1.25% in the Royal tier.
Over a month of steady play the points and the cashback are usually worth more than a second match. Neither one carries the risk of a voided balance.
A second deposit is matched at 50% up to NZ$356 under a 35× condition. The weekend reload pays 75% up to NZ$178 on the same multiplier.
Monday free spins hand out up to 100 spins on new releases under a 30× condition, the softest multiplier in the set. Spins are usually limited to named titles rather than the whole lobby.
Drops & Wins from Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO Boost events and in-house leaderboards run continuously. Monthly prize pools add up to NZ$890. Entry is automatic on eligible games, with no opt-in step.
Four conditions cancel bonus balances more often than anything else. All four sit in the promotion terms, and none of them is unusual for the industry.
A maximum applies to every spin funded by bonus money. Exceeding it once is enough to void the balance, and enforcement is automatic. Check the figure on the promotion page before raising a stake.
Not every game moves the counter equally, and some are barred outright. Jackpot slots and the lowest-edge table variants are the usual exclusions, because both are cheap ways to clear a requirement.
A bonus has a fixed life. When the window closes, the bonus balance and anything won from it are removed, while separately deposited cash stays untouched.
Requesting a payout before the condition is met forfeits the bonus and its winnings under most terms. Clear the requirement first, or decline the offer at the cashier and keep the deposit unrestricted.
Yes. The offer is selected at the cashier, and skipping it leaves the deposit free of any condition. Declining suits anyone who plans to withdraw soon after playing.
No. The multiplier applies to the bonus amount only. Deposited cash sits outside the calculation entirely.
Spins already credited usually stay playable, but their winnings arrive as bonus funds. Once a bonus is void, those winnings go with it.
Most bonus terms include a maximum conversion. Read the promotion page, because that cap decides how much of a large win survives to the cash balance.
Live tables count at the reduced table-game rate where they count at all. Slots remain the efficient route to the target.
It is applied automatically from net losses over the qualifying period, with a 1× condition attached. No code and no opt-in are needed.
No. One active bonus at a time is the standard rule. Finish or forfeit the first before claiming the next one.
